The Sun. — London, England, 1810-04-25 00:00:00

I ~~ ! i f ~ 11. Fro , z . the LONDOY Apr:W.44, 18 1 0.; IE ; _,.~~ • 4th Regtunent of Fo.-3t, 'Lieutenant George Wynne, from the ith Royal Veteran-Battalion; to ,be Lieutenant, • without purchase. - "ensign William liorcott, from the.Btst Toot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, Hospital-Mate H.• H. Radford to be ASsistant-Siirgeon. • , soth ditto, Ensign William („; mit to be. Lieutenant; without purch se, vice Lawrence,. who resigns. - • 53ct ditto „Lieutevaia William Groombriclge to be Captain of • A - Company, hy ptirchase,.viec Stowell, kvho retires. • srythdivo, Hospiral-Mate, Duncan -Campbell to be Assist - - - ant-Su rgeon,,vices kv, deceased. 6Sth d•tto, Ensign Mtn Thompson to be Lieutenant, with outpurchase, vice Brown,, appointed to the ad Garrison Batcalion. Ensign William Gibson, from the City of Cork,Miii,tia. to,be Ess,ign. , • 69th ditto, Ensign Roger Franklyn to be Lieutenant,- vice Carroll, • deceased. Ensign: Joseph Gillam James- to "be Lieutenant, without pat-chase, rice Covell, promoted in '-the.pli Ceylon Regiment. ,Charles Cuyler, Gent. to be Ensign vice Franklyn. , 78th diitc;, Quaver Master Alexander - Waters to - be Ensign, without, purci - 4se, vice NikLeod, whose.appointtrient has . . „ ikot,takCn place.' Serjeant-Nlajor Itiiaiam Smith to bo Qtrutet Mastcy; vide Waters, sett Lictitenant Edward Kingdom to be Captain of a Company,' by purchase,: vice Campbell, semor, who retires. 97th ditto, Hospihil 7 Mate - Sarimel Holmes to be Assistant- Surgeon. : • 98tli ditto, Captain john Malone, finm the sth Toot, _to be Captain of a Company, vice Carroll, - who L' changes. zozd ditto,- Lyster, cent. to, be Ensign, without purchase; hilTe Bayley, superseded. To3d ditto, Captain E. 1. Nl'Gr'eOr Murray, front the szd • root, to be MAjor,•by purchsq, vice flunOr, - who , re:ites'.• Ensign john Bunke, front half-pay of the 81st Foot,, to be -- Ensign vice Dudley wilt) exchanges. • _ Nth Xtrest lnciia itegiin - int, RobertTergoson, Gent. to be En sign, without purchase, vice Collis, who resigns. 2d Ceylon Regiment, Croudae, - cent to- be Second • Lieutenanrwithoi►t iturch.ise, vice Dick,. promoted in the' Ist Ce+-lon Regiment; _ , Ist Garr;Non Battalion, Lieutenant Crean,• from the 6tl Foot, to be Lieutenant, vlce:tatnitibcll, who changes. . . , . Royal Waggon. Train„, Hospital-Pate Thovas - Hoye to be Assistaot-Surgeop, vice Vassal, promo . ted; - Sicilian 'Regnant, Young Turner, Gent.' to be Ensign, vice whose appointment fiat not takeil Place: Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, Ensign john _Sinclair to be 4d. jutant„ vice Stevenson, appointed .Atijiatitnt of . Detach- Tnents at York Hospital. ' - , • 4th Mite, Quarter Master-Serjeant Frederio,King, from the StafFat Hilsea Depot, to be Eitsign, vice Robert Taggart, -deceased.. • Nova Scotia Fencibles, Ensign Satrinel Nichols to be Lieu tenant, viee - CartWrig,ht, appointed to the *list - Foot. p cleric Matheson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Nithols. idrik;otANoum... - , • The Etchange between Capt. Fawcett, of, the Lith Foot, and Capt. Mac Gregor, of the 3tl - • Garrisoti 'Battalion, as stated in the Gazette of Ahe',3d.Februaly last, has not taken place. - The Exchange between Captain Mills, 4tf the 45th Foot,' and Captain IN-Drlay, of the 2d, Garrison Battalion, as stated' in the Gazette of the loth inst. has irot-tAeirplace.. • The PrOmoiion Of Ensign Hog to he tvnant in.the giment_of 8611, as Stated in the.G.azette of :i7th 'January last, has not taken - place.- The rappOintruent of. Gentleman Cadet Frederic de fernier to be Ensigh in - Alit...2d Light Infantry Battalion of the King's German Legion . ; as - stated the : Gazette of t he.,toth instant, la'as not taken Ea a Ar um in the,-Gizette of the 27th llinuary last., - . •Iter isnent of Ttoll. For, 'To be F.nsign-,Franeis Von Hundlteirn, Gent. -vice Holt. pramored read, Ti) be Ensign —Francis Von Hung beim, Gent. vier Hull, who resigns. . , Commissions-signed by the Lord ..I.lcutenant of the County • • aKent: • • " • - • Wes.l:•Ketit Militia. To be Captains- Chanipion Edward Vranfili tistrii.- - vice Spragge. • Lieutenant ,C. D. W. Terry,' vi jam; ie; • Ogned , • 'To be Lieutenants. — Ensign George plthony . Pook, , vice Collins, Ensign I utius Boritlon, vice' Pope.. - Ensign - . Ra'oert ,r.agei vice Parscns. 'Charles flavid Wiikins Terry; Gent: vice-l'irrnton. Ensign 'Alexander Reddock,, vice; L e wis, resigpecl. Ensign Philip Button. °sign Preston, Vice Wall. Lnsign William RiddOck...vice Terry, promoted: , •• To be Ensign —Philip- - Bo tton; Reirdbela, Gent. vice rook; pioriloted.. "Thomss, Gent. ,Vice prorat.tA Franc:. Haywobd .Brown, Gent". vice Page, promoted. Ilene) , ket.ble-y. Gent. 'vice- Ptes ton, promoted. "R.lchard - Barrett, Gent. vice Button, triot ed. . To be . Surgeon— W illiam-.Ha,l,vk cr. Gent • - East Kent Militia. • _ To be Captaier—lieutenqut )amts Simmons,viceVingsley rebigned- To be Lieutenant—s.Williani Ribbks, C . ;;n•t.•vice rage, re . - •• signed: • Etivgv camfael. Pr : attic, vice SiniThOw. . To t;c Ensign,,Athilip Henry Parsons, Gent. _ Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of•Sufrolk,. .. • • ColncislLttaliOn of ".Sutiiiilt Local .Militia, - To be Captain—Lieutenant aut 44.1jutant Thomas kenbedy, - by Brevet. . . . ' To be Lieutenant—Robert Raker Orfofd, Cent. To be Ensign-games Raynhatn, Cent.. " . • -- . 2,(1 Corps of Suffolk Yeomanry Ca .:Airy: ,• • - To - be Lieuterants—AMos Toad, Cent: .Iqtru. BroOks,- Gent: - 'To be Cornets- 7 William Frost, Gent. VYrii"." Hewitt,- Gent. ..'. 331ackbournButclred Volunteer Infantry. , •. s: Tobetaptain—john Gowing, sq.-. • ...• • To be Lieutenant=-Stephenl3utcher, Gent. , • .. Eye Volunteer' Infantry. • 'To be Ensign—Sarnuel Eastaughi_Gent. ' . . • Lowespft:Volunteer rnfantry. Tote captainHohn Elph, - Esq. '': - .., , ; . Comaiission in the Forfai. and kineartliheshire Regiment' of , British Militia; signed by the Lord Lieurellant of Kincar dineshire. To be Ensigd—Flugh Shaw, Gait. ominissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Couoty - . of Stamford Regiment of Lincolnshire-I,6CM, Militia, . To be,Lieutenant , Colonel—The.Honourable %William Bur rell. • • . . , To be Majors—Benjamin Baker :Tathwell, 'Esq. Charles - Allix, Esq. Holland and Boston Regiment of - Lincolnshire Local To be Livittenant,colonel— , Augostus Tpiggan, Esq. /. 7 pril 24, igigr . ISt Reg!Mein of Life -Guards, Lieutenant. John Totpkyne to he Captain of a Trvop,..l§y purchase, vice Oliver, who . . retires_ • ---, 3d R.githant of Dragoep Guards,-`George Macklin. Gent. to he Cornet without porch ?re ; vice Shorn, promoted. 21ARegkment of Light Dragoons, Richard Alactutii6ra; Cern. to be Cornet, wititc.mt porcit,ise, vice Dundas, promoted. ditfo", 9ydriey , Gell6ze Cotton, • Gent, to'beNCornet with \ out purchase, vice. El hi, I)Q:owned Stir Itegim,:nt,of Fbot, Captainitichard Csrrot, from the 9Sill Font, to be Captain of a Company, -- vice Ald . who excha , ges. ..• . • 6th ditto; lieutenant IT. frOm the - Ist Car. Rattahon, to be - Lieutenant, vice Crean, who' ex - changes. 14111 litto, - .,Ensign Edward L'7E;trantte.tobe Lieutenant, 'vice Ro'.)in:on, deceased. EdWard render,' Gent. to be sign, vice I.' E H strange.' Hospital `Mate . Andren , melk, to he Assi.t:int. Sur-semi, oiice Cassidy, appointctl;to:-' the 20 Royal Veteran 13ift talon. isth dittO. Ensign ---- Finey to: be. Lieutenant, withOiit purchase..pice,Clarke, who resigns. ' John E. Henuning'i, Gent. to be_EnSign„vjce Finey. • tgth ditto, 1-funes Dwyer, Cent. idbe Ensign, by purchase, vice Patten, appointed ttithe tzth Light Dragoons. - 27th dittli, Robert Makewell, Cent: to he:Ensign, by pur chase, vioe I)e,Bathe, promoted, ' 9th ditto,. Ensint Hudson to be Lieutenant; without purchase,. vice ' R oheris, appointed to the' 6oth Foot. - Fothergill, Cent to be Ensign, vice Hudson. • 41st-ditto, Ensign A irx ander 'Major to be lieutenant, with • out purcitaie. Ensign Harris Flailes, .from the New Brunswick Ferreibld, to he.Licutenantovitlitut purchase. : 43. ditto, Ensign • john_Coolse to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Hebson, who resigns: Richard Whalley, Gent. - to he Ensign . vice Cooke. • - 13;loW.12 p BIOLARCII,II. Williath Liili,rcl, late of Shinlwell High-street, Middlesex; -rope-dilaii.er, !runt April 25 to May 7, at' fel), at Guildlielf , l London. Rice Price and William Cross, of 'Bristbl, merchant, front 2.4 'to M4_ 7, at tens at Guildhall; London. 13.4 - R P TS. • Oliiabeth Hobspn, of Beverley, YOrkshire, widow, dealer, to surrender, April zy, 30, and 'lune 5, at eleven, at the. Dock and llt,p,k•i Beverley. Attorney, Mr. F. Citiflpbel4, - , • Beverley: George Laws le-Neve, of Ipswich, ,Sulliil.lC, draper, April 2S;•at ten, May , 9,lt nine, and Junes, at ten, at • London.. Art they, Mr. tai ton, Walbrook, ut Boilingtou; Cheshire, ..vidualler, May .7, at six, 6, *Aid tunes., at ten,. at the Bull's Head Inn, • Ma,ciestield. Arrornies, Mr. David Brown' Macciestieltl3- , oriNle - ssrs. Wright and Piebiering; Paper4lilllinils, Inner, Temple, 'London. • , Henry . Eccles • late of Beverley, Yorkshire, coin-factor; May J• t 4,5, an (one s, a eleVen, at tlie : l2l6:4r;B everiey,..._At. torney, Mr. S.:Hall, Beverley,. ". . Francis Hunt, of Bristol, butcher, April is, May to, - and' _ j one 5, at tweiVe, at tile White Lion, Bristol. ,Attornies;.. :Messrs. Clarke and Son, Bristol'; or Messrs. lames and • A Abbott, Ncw,-1 up, London. Thomrs Cliantkr, now or late of Harford; Cheshire, 'banker and inoneyscrivener, May, 9, to, and:Tune 5, at eieven, the Crown Inn, i'4oitliwicii.• Attortne,s, Messis. Leigh and Mason, New Bridge , stmet, .London; Or Mr. Barker, NorthWieh: John Teb4urt; of Notting,' .in,, dealer, May ,2;•3, at three, and.] une - i, at tell; at the Punch Bowi,-Nottnignain, At. tornies, MC,,SrS. IViddlein)re and Percy, Nottingham ;• or Mesrs. ; 'Macdougal arid Ilunt4r„ New- square, London'. . Thomas Hatley, of Woodstock, Oxford Shire, hattg, May 3, 4, acid June 5, at twelve, at tlke Royal nom:es; Messis. New„lnn, London; or Mr: • Benjamin Green, Of Aiskew, ißedale, .1 orkstnie, :cattLe.. junber, May.7l S,:and l anes, at eeven, at tlrttsiaek S wan; Beciale. Attorines, Mr. laii"sod, ficdaie ; or Mcs.rsr ington and Hall, scCoi:dartes'Ottii:ei-leuitpic; Luiidon f , .. • • • ' .0 l y IDE:W.V.: • ' - May . 7. • Thomas Ashton, of Statnford, Lincolnshire, linen. draper, at eleven, at the George inn, Jr. Mantie6 a L 411.. ord. Noi thaw iituothire. • May 22. • George llavi., of C,ranbourn.stree - t, Lice...es fitAds, laLi, draper, at at Gnu May.9,' 16scph - Gained-row, at Strrrey, bakdr, at ten, - at tj JI.a:1411, Lan(l/:1•. ,May 19. Glatt:. i‘la-•oe.iii ',ate hatalig • wolo,Norkstitte, tiax-dre.ssei, <IL t h e La I oa,. Y okn. May 17. bunt) 4(,;:atU•i L. 6 a .., ;11 alic;ler4cr, imeck,inantitacturt,r, - twelve, •at t 0... n.O tiuri•lno, lieatorfrtiorris. " • May 19._ tolo;ot chetry-ta.,,1..1, btrMt v Bern-wild sey, surrey, pinlacr.l/IC.R.ligti,i, a, 4.1:4:1%..G, at Guitultaii, London. May iv. Juhn.wtikte, ot H•ovgaria-site,A, Strand, Middlesex, . `Navy-agent, at one, dt (3t.111,11L.,1. May A y. kuou Waiter the now Or late of Shad ' Thames, Middlesex,ai twelve,, at G und- Nlay 19, Timms Luic6,k, or Sitti,ngbourn, Kent; woollen - - draper, 1i at t tit I. !...01114011. May 19. Julio tsabo.ti, late ui toe atiand, Middlesex, tiylor' .and-leanier breech,. niatvei,...'at eleven; at Guildhall. May zz. Thomas L:ottuii, tate ut *J. iireadneettletreet, Lon 'don; but riow or inc.c insurance -bp:Ater, at eleven, at • May zi. Joseph' Couuer, u, kilt; Pavernent, Moor fields, London, paper-narigei, at 614,0dilaii., May 22. . jattie6 t?tnerAise David...J4llles,, lately pra - ctising physic•at squaw, NlidaleSex, but List ot • _Sculcoates, ite..le4d-Inereliant, at eleveni at, the ,Dug and Duci..,-ts.toBstuti:upon:-Itull. May z 6.. Francis King, of East 411een, Mortlake, Surrey, bakr,. at twet've, at_'o untiliall, London. . May 19- Eciwztrd. King:tt, ot Horsley;down-lane; Surrey, lighterman, at tyyelve, at Guildh.ii, LoudOn:, - ,• May 29,' James tiustici, late of Wcsion Colville, • Cam britigeshire,,o4mer, az tea, at Guildhall, London. May 17. john Hon; sell, of britiport,..uv...et, ironmonger, .at eleven, at the George l nr4 Crowkerne, Somerset. • • • May g. Henry chabauu, ot Plumtfee-stieer ' -I.lluoinsbury, Middlesek, jeweller, at eleven, at Guildhall. • June. 2: Levi tsanmel Linging and William Henry Linging, Of Green Lettice.lane, London, merchants St ton,. at Guild.; hall. May tc..john Thorpe, of Vine-street, Chandos-street,, • Martin-iii-ite-fields, Middlesex, victualler; at one, at Guildhall. • May 16. john Whittingham, of Liverpool, grocer, at eleven, ,• at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool, May 26. Wtiliam Yerdseley 'Jones, 'of LiverpoOl, flour , • dealer, at twelve, at the - bull and Yunch bowl, Livi.fr- • pool. May Is. Jonah Rylance, 'Of Pilkington, LancaSbite,,cotton inanufaCtUrer, at two, at the Star lnn, Manchester. May as. -Henry Wood, Of - Green - Dragon-yard, Holborn, . Middlesex, coach. smith. john Brown, late of Long-lane, Bermonisey, Surrey, tanner. Williar Lynass, of Skerton, Lancashire, mariner and iner-' • • chant. POLICE. apd the browti paper parcel "Coritainced.tOto gist zts, ,two iraii•croWs; and several Picklock keys ; arid' they remained in her house tilkke OtticeiS, belong-, ing to Ha! ton .Garden game a nd se i z ed ' t h em ; an d apprehended he'r husband ; which Was'dc , ne, iii 'con sequence of a cart and horse - having been seeti. at . the,end of the yard, where the witness iesides, an _sweiitig the description of one seen near Mr. Gcs- Vonse 'at' the time of tlte robbery, l pcitt the circumstances of the propetty being foond.in his' possession, ako-the pistols,' crows; and picklack keys, he 'was found •119wever,.- had .a very good oharaEter gt , ven him. . Maddox has sintie - -givn in to the Secretary -of State a full statethent, :in- wating,-;o1 the oTigiil . cf his- acquaintance with Haudwick, I,yhich was by selling him a : • , `flardwiOk was committed ,for fuyt'ber` examina tior,, When it is expettvd poor unfortuilite'‘,'‘fo 'nian's evidence will be , corrob , )rated,:b'y proof givco of . flard.Wick's having been near fir. Gustarci's hotise: at the . titne'it was robbed. Mr. Custard attended 'and\ stated, that hiS's!,op was broken open and robbed•on.the night of the 6th of lannary 13:it, or early °wile morning of the.titil; the Wter 'was TwelfthAay, which strong degree a `corroboratien -of Ann. Maddox's: evidence, as she - did not knOW: the - .day of tFe but only could recoileo it was the morning of Twelfth, day... • • • - PUBLIC-PFFICE, Woastm-sTREET.---LYesterday, Robert Keen was charged with stealing - a large quan;.. illy- of cartridge, powder -out of the pouches,of the Royal Westmoreland' Militia, quartered at ack ney, 'were in The _Military Warebouse,-, 4 being a strong ease,; he was `committed tO - Newga* for - trial. • ; - EXTRAORDINARY "CASE. BOW-STREET.--The man of the name of TVin. Maddox,. who was ordered by the King in Council, last Wednesday, for execution• this day, for break-' Mg open and 'tubbing the shop. of Mr. Gustard, in Bedford-street, - C.i)vent-Garden, of woollen cloth to the a - ..taunt of 14001:is respited during his_Majesty's pleastire„._ as doabis are entertained of his guilt of the robbery. The circumstances, as , to the doubts of Maddox being the robber, and the suspiciOns-as to .who the__ Parties are who_ committed the robbery, were communicated, by private inforniation,- within. 'th'ese few days., to-some of -the Officers, and -the have exerted themselves. at the Secretary of State's- .Office, to procure a . respite -tor Maddox, trdna. his Majesty, till the btitiinessis properly investigated. One of the men reported to be concerned in the robbery, is a, well-known. house 7 breaker, - of the natne . Tho mas Ilatdivich who'-has - been ex trernely shy,. since the Officers received in-ormatiou., that he broke open the shop of Mr..Gustard. On Monday Adtrns and Lavender, two -.of- the OiliCeis,• knowing that he resided on the •Surrey side of We - stininster Bridge, waited upon-•the Bridge_ :tor some time, till Hardwick canie - up...with a dog ander his arm. The officers took. him - into - custody, and conveyea 'him .to BoW-street Office, where he underwentan•examination before itgAii . •in. the-eVening.- ••_. • . . .• • Ann 'Maddtht, • the,Wife of - the unfortunate man underientence ,of. - death for nabbing Mr.' Custard's house, _ stated, that on the - morning " of Twelfth Day . last, between five and six, she and her band - were awoke with a knocking at: their windoW . shutters, their house, in Bottle-Hay.yard, St. John- . street:; her hUsband inquired who was there . i and- was informed by the prisoner, it was •he. acid a frieral : and that they wanted to come in, - She 'and. 1 - wr,b,usband go" tup and lefthein in. The man who came with the prisoner is called Bill C.odk ; thcv had .a cart ai.dhoise at 'the corner of the court., and re"- quested lo.leave' some things. that. were in it for a , • alioo tune; which she and her hiaSband agreed.to.—. ."One was a bundle in- - a Coarse -cloth, anti the other was brown paper parcel,. which.:was - put in a drawer, aricf.they - requested t.might remain there. After they weft gone,- she had tht..cUtiosity to exa .mine what the bundles contained, when she-disco vered tharthe,large bundle cbrrtained woollen cloth -• _ _ LOI,I DON t Piinied by kl CH' RD HARRIS; . or . Ncw - 4; Maqiett T cou.o., Bow-street ; and ilkbbshed by WI L LIAM ;1t15.41(,..; LR SCRIP l's, Soutl4 Moltan.it 'met, Gi6ivetiotiiieuare At the SUN.OFFICE a No. , Strand, where Ad uatisements, Orders for the Paper, Leiters-tin' the Zditrir, :(post-p24/), miust.be idditsicd. • diffiERICAN PAPERS. . , Captains Telford and FoWler; MaSters of the. American. ships 2P/thenix and Louisa-Cecilia, of New- York, kite , -arri ve d here fibin Guadaloupe,.. and inform that - they sailed from New York, early in Not ember for Gijon, in. Spain, and f,isbon,;. that on ; the 233 and '2 6t h of Noven - rher, t Itti . were cap-. tired by - four French f r i g at es from gantz,.bnun4-: to 'Guadaloupe ;" - that the Louisa:bed/4z was board ed from La Clain' de frigate', Captain, St.. Crique, the Captain and crew taken out, -Sent on 'board the frigate, scuttled and:sunk, with all her,,cargo' on=, hoird.. .Csptain Fowler a dd s ,' Ire was put -down , in. 'the fore-peak,.Under'th ree - decks; to mess with the beats:vain and • his -Crew, in . the hold wit English.' prisoners. 7 --Heremaineil in this.dark filthy hole till the 7th of Decernher, when himself•and crew . were, put-on hoard La Lire frigate, and 'there put down., between decks with otber • prisoners'; whereliere inained,four days, till after the capture of the . British. "frigaut Joon, - when there not being rooin for all the prisoners, he was permitted,preising tations, to go into, the gun-room: -Orr beard - the Clorinde, the thirteen. American prisoners ‘i , ere only allowed for their subsistence: wliat w ay given. to the seven English prisoners, which was six ounces 'of Meat, a pound of bread, .and a' pint of - water per day . ; thkt while the 'Americans were treated With :cruelsy .and'cOntempt, the E.6glish Ca - pt - ens, Mates,. *and . Passengers i ,Whom they had takttn, niessed Most • 'sumptuously with the FrenchOtliCers.On .61.1 . 7 th of December,lhey were landed at a stfilli place, 1 . 5 • mites to the northward of. Basseterre, towiiicli:they. were Marched - along shore over and across creeks:• 'About a week after, the,Anferion seamen -were all takeu up and - put-in piison, : but the Officers were paroled. The English . Ofic.,c,2rg 'were Andived adayto'SulDsist" on, while the Atneri:: cans were refused., a single cent, thong they often applied - for relief. The situation of Cap,taht - Telfortl, and the crew of the P w as eilaa-11T similar to that of Captain F. - hese :Getillemett 'remained t Gitatlalonpe until - the: iSland W . ,,its captur e d hry the British, When they., took passage 'fOr Antigua, and • fr - om ihence.came home viq St. Bar's, - being' conz.. veiled to leave their unfortunate crews in prisnu at Guadaloupe, but in the hope they would be released by the,English. , • Captains Telford and Fowler add, that they were informed by tliv Captain of the'Porinde-frigate, that - the Edrperor (Buon3parte) . had_ issued iii, orders to destroy every. American vessel, they met with, on. _pain of_cleath, and • said it was bis - &teri . nination to go. to' war with the United _States, unless they de- Oared war against England. , Rumoutt*.•:—.lt is reperted by .a Gentleman, who has recently returned - frorn Washington, that 'Mr. Secretary Gallatin .has disposed Of huge quantities of the 'national lands, and- pocketed the. money,. and that he is stated to be in dgfAult above thirteen mil-* lions of dollars, , • The magnitude of, fbiS sum would -appear to be. kizaptio, and to stagger all - belief of the truth of the report. ' Yet. it is most certain, that there is-somer thing, rotten in the state bf his department ;- that Mr. Gardenier had threatened the impeachment of this .otheer ;,that Mr, -Ellint's Arid has . surmised. Some dark doings in that quarter ; apd that', The ikeiv'• York Eyening Post, - on the authority of 4 Gentleman of high 'standing at Washington, states, ; -" the Cabinet to be in 'the cOilfliSlOD that •an explosion must take 'place, which 'Will' nor only be beard, b'ut felt; and that it was probable Galiatiu - would be sacrificed."=-,(BoslOq • SIiER RE !FF'S COURT, SORY.—An I`n~i~isiiion, was held- yegterday.- at the Britiklayers' Ariqs, Road,' to. determine what sum or sums. of money ought: to be paid to the .claimants .f the land hind . hoU§e§ .- thst are to be cleared; to make. ream ,for . the new road, from the Bull , Inn, in Kent-street , to, the -Swart Inn, near St.. George's Church.• -Ishe'appliea tion was made by. Mr. MOSELY s a Gardener.—Ser jeant BEST argued for,plossLY; 'ridSe'rj-ant SUZY- HERD for the:frustees. It w a s a t le ngt h found by -the Jury, that the clairnanCshould• rcet2ive 36.1. for the ground. Several other, causes of the saute lind are' shortly coming on. - . 2 . The please - 10 observe, that the only pefoit in liartnefship with thr.7la . te Six J. i3R. A 'COMB, 'at the t;nie that Firm. o,arecl and .s,O the. Grand-Prize of One Thousnd.Ttekers,- which pro duced:24,7Psl. .(in last Apr it taltery) Was E. t.cir- Tolli .who is now removed to N0...2; Cornhiil, near the :•Mansion-House. • , Copy of a Letter from the Secretary of th Atititira4y to Sit . - •AtixnEotta Slit, ' 7th Mire, IS 9. 'l, laj ciontroanded by mk-Lords Cotnnil)sont-rs of kb:: ;Id send you the . acctimpany s ing copy of a 1 , -*t-' i- ter from Mr. Charles I,tre-POrser of 'the De , Inat'afy, witnessed to the k Wit honourabie Ct,as, Bat stating that -he resigned- his Warrantfo'you, trp;rt t. - 011thiti:m float thetrrvice, butoutt he is still tikiitic 4 a supernumerary on board "s the Neptune ; and ain their Lor.4.4ips' direettons-to yon to statc the use ot tf4')-per'' son; , I aril; eec. i - - {Sign - ca} ' _ 1, BARROW. The 1 - ,l , ,ni t _Rearildrniral Sir A texandct ' . . Cochrane, ic, B. Lccward iskintil. . - . ' ' ' Extraai from Mr. Thomas's letter to- rteatPlid ' - rribai - Sir A. cue , . rd,ne _ . I am, Sir, in pgsses'gion of facts which, itt2apre provolvd I wiii . hritig ,firward, which tviti invoh::et if not ail,„•At lebst the gre,a:cr of the CaptaMs*.of :-.lroti tinder }'girt; - ro.inn Aid; at the s;arle ante that comutit- one of my officeri ; nnd having Y 1 --1116 : .t" .ictaillive'lnemoryi .1 shall ur thereto,for some facts a tar back- a, year. .1806." • _ "‘.‘l-atn cully_rnaster my-si*jea,:. for I nevvr pretend to handle thingsio,which incolipe:P., like - the late-Conventlon- s iongels•ot Uinta ; I fAl;•I'll,fall - • " I shall give. the substance of what I know, first instance, to. his M.4jesty's Ministeis ; and - !f they take.no notice, I shall take fi walk to St, ,Sle." phen's Chapel, and report it there. I already anti cipate the rwuaiks that will . ;?pear. in Coubett's gister : I shall 'make my 0%%n eointhents.in the .13af" ,- - badoes Mercury." ••• 2 • - •_ • . It, ,Sir, not leave me alone, I will light such a torch in . England, which it wine out of your `power to extinguish.; and I will make the yiar 1 , 800 .memorable in the:historic page by the dhcoveri , 2s- I shall cansein almost every deem tment in the; 4-gious. ; Itairb -observed :to this effeet, that • streams always become .more impure, farthc: the are tc,Moved fibm head'i I wilt un dei-taketo proVethis'a s s§eition4just." • ..,.• .• ".Captain Dowers . 'hiv.,itt A'aiiralnted...trze shat--i,.• am' to4go.on board the Mortis before ihq.mAst, do , proteit, most solemnly i5l - ote's - t,"against such a pro.: ceetliog until the Lords ot theAdwitaity shall .134 Ye submitted my case. to,the King." No. 2 is a letter from Mr. BallaW. to Sir A. Cochrane , dated .july cOmmutlic..ting Mr. - - . Thomas's•tharge..tB.4llbL apraih Laxe. It has alteaqy appeared-in the Sun. ,Copy of a Letter from . SitALEXAIIO3:I3..CoquaAN, to tlt , • - " •• Secretary of the Admirahy;. • POttipEe . st *ea, 4th Augtzs, fhavd 4 i,c, acknowledge the - recei(it..of your iffier dated the 7th June, enclosing the copy of one writ ten :by IVir. - Charf:s Theiws,. lately Purser, of" . , sIoOP Deineirary," - tathe flight Hoß.'Cl4rk:s• 13atiturst, and signify•ing . to ,me the direttion of the Lords'orninis,ioners of the Admiralty to . state- the ca.e.of this porsein. •-• . • A.llouk , :tlirce.yearS ago =my Secretary. .found bill's wandering about.the streets - Of, Barbadoe,, without clothes; ,money Or . friendg' ; . and he app;ted •to 'I3II I X , ter' trang....l . ) to get hint xeceired on "board a 1::e.5,31 of Wat,•to kte . p . triMfrom,, Cap_taiil ir the 41 'Ship', cilusqviuoee,, ; ceived laitit, a_nd tie Wd4 'soon 'al - ter . ezzlplive.d,ip(he . ..- (Ace,. iltld tleh 1:1"e - Itad - : - !r red ab ,rponths„ protuottd - in- h74: . ttnia Lobe l'urst, - tbne..he teen an vxtreinely'irotibleonie .1 seryed:wikli sever:ll - qaj)•aiiis.; atone ;,9f could, lig O:giee, \t itile s tters OleorirPairt.. one -af Which - thecundeC).•oi 41d.14te''eatitaitVe.:Qhitig w or, t11:11t 1 2* tey , x, which I 'to ; anti found that . firi relireSentations ,4vere.:trivoloti 3 - ; wad withriuf Our/dation: "'After:this he..v as retotiove4 ' to the 114merary, a sinatleY sloop, at his 'own wherd he.continned the tanni line con4nct ; when 1 fiiundi . - by therepresentattou ot his j iwO-10)' ,Cori manderg; that he never kept any avcounts,,l tined him to belupers:.'cled, andto be Sent to Enk • land in the Acasta, which W 43 dOne befo.e I reoeived your hotu.lr on the subject. • As a specimen of his ilCh for 4riting, l i tratisttlit • • herewith an eitratt or - two from his letters to wp., wherein he accuses half the Captains on the station i • but.i , notediately after I received anoth-eir, of• wi:!k• 4 ' I', enclose:a copy ; requesting, forgiveness . 'tor. he. had.done ; I therefore thought ti.e best way A get rid Of'liita was to send him to England, that ualli Board might lay hold of lulu, it he st;pulck be deficient in his victualling ; 4.5.: for accounts, 1i LAS none whutever. I tumid r . an to he that sort,-of charaEler, as unfit for an Officer iu the.. Navy ; and as fur trying, lola, by a Qourt-martial, I did not think it worth wild , * nor worthy of such an orliciaiSproceeding ; ,for tho puni:dm3ent of breaking him would,- ce punishment at all indeed I Believe he has_ neva' tleen‘ con ti! tned as a Purser. „. • I have the liOnou; to be, &c. &c. , (S.igtAed) The Hon. W. W. I'ole. - No. 4is a letter - from Sir A. Cochrance . to Mr, IV. Pole) dated Ha.itax, Nov. 1, 4('..lthcmlettghig'ilte of lett.r oc.4uiy 14, ticit ;lc Witti awarc Q: 11 the irregularity or Captdiii Lake's prceeetiflig.i . but Char ,asStiredct the si.ilor's ( Jeffery's) safely, aiid Otnohished t:ailt.• Lake, he haucohsi:filed to let rest.” i fos bds - illso - .oech wserteu 0/R4 - OS. - On Sundry the Bth inst. at Fabi a ns, in .E.ssex, th - d Lac i Y- Gt, it Taut I,lieg.e F3Tni&r, EStl. oi • 0 allto i4tn . piSt„ Liciy Mi r itiuoitaia L.ciohiri, old Daugl , ' tsr. , . , . .Ott the Igth inst.- atiTottenturn, the Liuly of josc.pli I.. ) ias - , Sanlds, Esq. : . di ,uSva. - ~,• o f • . On„ I: ['Way titornisig, :the Lady of - . - 1 , , ~: 1-.. San4on, ....5--t• Spital-sqUare t 61 - .:7S011 - .' ' eil .. 'le 27th danuary last, at tll;...lsland or St. fleleaas , the Lady of,‘ViLliant lirabaZon, Esq. of a llatighto; - - . . • —.--'" , i , AiRJ?it 1). .. . . . ' On the tith- inst. Simirew jameson, Esq. Ilarcourr-street` , Dutilin; to Miss jarfrespn, Alau„;htz-r 4 WI laineson,• 1 .•"'"' I;4on,thrle. , /d1 iifld 111SeCaUf 'ul 1 - 1(,..1.1t41S to Cite Ortiniincg. I)Zpzift;ne.fit in I relaild: . ' • . : On the 13th inst: in the yoth year of.jier.l . p,•Mrs. Lc , " ' vette. ; ;‘ite.olNof-thtleet, in K.Crit, '• • r On 111 c. igth YiillFarn•arisco,-third sorko' bArr. - br eftittuil4-1411, Cucntwr . • •• • • • - • . . . .'.tic; S after a agel 4,4, Mr. (-4 -• of Or. eilttor oftlie acZidept laltinir, ov.erboa4d; ou Ibis opt wa k!•- , voyage to fiengaf, iii Maly last, Georg:: Loi.tinktton,4‘ll,4j'*l - Of the Loru t)gacan I Lately, M. Burr, 'of Luton, in 11c:it, rdshiß% • - .r ~i *, , 4, em till 1' vegi kri c VOrr it , Tr, Da, t k o i'll, Th e !kilt 'POI t ot . au l ee. t o ovv. V; 1 14 1 4th 1 rite 3 ' - - . t l • QaPit :bove. n eY P d rhi, F„ s c4 l 'Xte e ' 4 r , 4 . "